St. Paul daily globe., 1887-06-23
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Detroit Has Little Trouble in
Beating Neutrality-suspicious.

UdIneSs
DETROIT, June 22.-To-day's game
was brilliant one, abounding in heavy
batting and sharp fielding, the Detroits
excelling in both respects. They
touched up Flea Shaw for nineteen clean
hits, but this did not have the effect of
diminishing his clownish antics in the
box. The batting of Shindle, Twitchell
and BrOutherS was terrific. The at
tendance was 1000. Score:
Washington. @ 1 o o o 3 @ o o
Errors, Detroit 2, Washington 5 base hits,
Detroit 90 Washington 13; earned runs, De-
troit z, Washington B; two-base hits, Brouth-
ers, Twitchell, Hines, O'Brien; three-base
hits, Brouthers, Shindle, Twitchel1; double
plays, Shindle, Rowe and Dunlap, Dealy un-
assisted, O'Day, O'Brien and Dealy; first
base on balls, Hanlon, Hines 2, Whitney,
Shock, Dealy, Shaw; hit by pitched ball,
Dealy: first base on errors, Detroit g. Wash
ington 2; struck out. Dunlap L, Hanlon L:
wild pitch, Twltchell; time, 1:50; umpire.
Doescher.
MADE COSTLY ERRORS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 22.-Bos-
ton defeated indianapolis to-day in a
game noted chiefly for the numerous
and costly errors of the home team, al
though the visitors did not do much bet
| ter in the opening inning. Kirby'S weak
delivery until relieved by Cahill in the
| latter part of the game early disgusted
| the spectators and disheartened his sup
| port. The meritOriOuS features of the
play were the fine fielding work of Bas-
Sett at second and the pretty running
catches of Johnston in center field, who
has credit of eight put outs and one
| assist. Score:
Indianapolis L 5 o O o O o o . 8
Boston 80 1 z o o 3 1 5 *-17
Earned runs, Indianapolis 3, Boston g.;
errors, indianapolis 10, Boston g.; base hits,
Indianapolis Is, Boston %; two-base hits,
Bassett, Hornung, Nash; three-base hits,
| Seery, Wise. Johnston; home run, Johnston /;
double, play, Morrill,, (unassisted; hit by
| pitched ball, Nash, Shomberg. Glasscock,
Seery. Wise, Morrill,; first base on errors, In
dianapolis 4, Boston g.; struck out, Kelly,
Kirby 2, Hornung; passed balls, Daily q;
! wild pitch, RadbOurne; time, 2 hours; UNI
| pire, Pearce.
| A HARD FIGHT.
PITTSBURG, Pa, June 22.-The Pitts
burgS got down to hard work to-day and
| fought desperately to take the opening
game of the series from the New YcrkS.
The visitors, however, presented too
strong nine, whose members took adj
vantage of every opportunity presented
and finally won by opportune batting
and superior fielding. The PittsburgS
eXcelled with the stick, but again
|
times, once having two men on bases
and no one out, but neither of the
three succeeding batters were able to
bring them around to the home plate
Both Mccormick and Keefe pitched in
fine form. Wards daring base run
ming was greatly admired by the spec
tatOrS. Attendance about 5000. Score:
Pittsburg: 30 @ l 9 g Il
Errors, Pittsburg 8, New York 1 earned
runs, Pittsburg 1, New York 3; base hits
| Pittsburg 8. New York Z; two-base hits
Kuehne 2, Connor 1; three-base hits, Tier
nan, Keefe: double play, Daley and Kuehne
base on balls, Ward, Tiernan; base on errors
New York 2, Pittsburg / /; struck out, by Me
Cormick 2; passed balls, O'Rourke 2; UNI
pire, Powers.
| TWO COSTLY ERRORS.
! CHICAGO, June 22.-Tle Philadel.
phia's new player, Maui. made two er-
srorS to-day which let in six runs. Nat
urally Chicago won the game. 1t was q
cold day and only 700 spectators were
present, but the visitors started Off by
batting ClarkSon for three runs in the
first inning. Chicago followed with six
all but one made after Maul's error
After that the game was for the White
Stockings, as they batted Buffinton
| freely. and couple of thFee-baggers
numerous singles and one home rur